Lewis T. Session Jr. was born  October 1, 1942 in Jacksonville, TX to the union of Lewis T. and Vaneillia Mae Session. He graduated from Fred Douglas High School in Jacksonville, TX in the Class of 1960. He Married Carolyn in Jacksonville, Tx and had two kids (Pam & Arthur) and after nine years of marriage they divorce. Soon after that he moved to Dallas, Tx where he eventually met Shirley Fields and they got married April 13, 1971 and then he blended his children and her family together as one. He was already working for the company Empire Terminal Warehouse for 14 years as a supervision. He decided to change jobs and start working for Texas Department of Transportation he worked for 29 years eventually retired in 2008 as a highway & freeway inspector. Lewis has many followers that looked up to him and admire him as their leader. Everyone included the people in Austin, Texas love and admire T-Bone. They like him so much that they put the name of T-bone on his work shirt. Everybody wanted to see who was T-Bone was and they would send him to College Station, Tx to learn how to operate heavy equipment and how to be able to train others employees. He would put gravels in other people driveways and yards knowing that it wasn't his job description.  He had a crew to drop off a load of rocks in the back yard of Hanes Chapel in South Dallas because of the grass bugs.He is proceeded in death by both parents Lewis T. and Vaneillia Mae Session, brothers Arlee, Roy, Leon, Louis, Gerunimo (Ronnie) and Melvin; children Arthur, Theresa, Bridgette and Cassandra

He leaves to mourn his wife Shirley Session after 51 years of married, two living daughters: Pam & Lavern, one stepdaughter: Sherelenne Fields, one Son: Datont Cooks, One stepson Charles Fields (Bug), two Sisters: Betty & Helen, five living brothers: Paul, Dewayne (Torwin), Douglas, Bill and Gaylon. A host of grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces, nephews and cousins.